8. When was the HTML 2.0 released? - Same year at TLC told us not to go chasing waterfalls - 1995 - the year Tony Braxton wanted to unbreak her heart - 1997 - it was truly madly deeply released in - 1998 - or in 1999 when HTML2.0 was livin la vida loca 9. The most common form of color-blindness is being unable to distinguish between and - blue; orange - red; blue - blue; green - red; green 10. In terms of typefaces which of these are used in small quantities for emphasis and effect? - body copy - body type - display type - masthead 11. What is the historical basis for the name "lowercase" of etterforms we recognize today? - the Gutenberg bible - the Carolingian letterforms - the Roman Monumental letterforms - movable type 12. It is important to thoroughly understand market segmentation if the strategy includes multiple channels of campaign delivery - yes each channel of delivery is determined by segmentation - no, trying to understand segmentation is pointless as key messaging is what actually matters - maybe, there is little data to support this assertion 8. When was the HTML 2.0 released? - Same year at TLC told us not to go chasing waterfalls - 1995 - the year Tony Braxton wanted to unbreak her heart - 1997 - it was truly madly deeply released in - 1998 - or in 1999 when HTML2.0 was livin la vida loca 9. The most common form of color-blindness is being unable to distinguish between and - blue; orange - red; blue - blue; green - red; green 10. In terms of typefaces which of these are used in small quantities for emphasis and effect? - body copy - body type - display type - masthead 11. What is the historical basis for the name "lowercase" of etterforms we recognize today? - the Gutenberg bible - the Carolingian letterforms - the Roman Monumental letterforms - movable type 12. It is important to thoroughly understand market segmentation if the strategy includes multiple channels of campaign delivery - yes each channel of delivery is determined by segmentation - no, trying to understand segmentation is pointless as key messaging is what actually matters - maybe, there is little data to support this assertion